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I just had this issue and switched the network adapter from vhost0 to vbr0. I could all devices on the network except the server with vhost0.

Thanks! Using only the last 4 cores for the VM, leaving the first two for the host has helped! But how could I have learned this? Previously, the first two cores (first for unRAID, second shared with VM) didn't continually sit at 100% utilization. I also saw no smoking guns when looking at top.

Hello unRAID community! How do you profile VM performance and stutters? I’m not looking to have my specific problem solved, but rather learn how to profile performance and identify bottlenecks. I have only narrowed down the bottleneck as far as not the GPU. System Specs unRAID 6.11.5 Hardware VM config Windows 10 VM (<2 month old install, but daily driving for 2 years) 5 cores, 4 are isolated for the VM 21.5GB VM RAM VM uses the NVMe (separate cache pool). The VM image is the only file on the disk 22.11.2 AMD driver - no BIOS provided in VM config I don’t feel like real-world performance matches my expectations, despite synthetic benchmarks telling me performance is good. The scenarios making me think this are: 1. iRacing performance is 20-30% better with Windows 10 bare metal on this system. Both VM and bare metal showed similar <50% GPU utilization. iRacing’s metrics and Windows task manager usage point to a CPU bottleneck. iRacing is mostly single-threaded, but using only the 4 isolated cores didn’t improve VM performance either. - (Also, hello to the very small intersection of unRAID and iRacing people!) 2. Hardware glitches… almost like a “bad interrupt”. - If I plug in a monitor or change the display scaling in Windows, the VM is unresponsive to KB/mouse input for 15-30s. (Not sure if this repros on bare metal) - Sometimes “task switching” is incredibly slow, like 10s for the Start Menu to appear after pressing the Windows key. - Stuttering in-game sound or frames while the games report ~60FPS. (Not subtle frame tearing, rather a half-second pause or sound loop). 3. Idle performance of the server is low and disabling all other VMs and Dockers doesn’t improve my Windows VM experience. I’m looking to understand whether this is a CPU/disk/RAM/CPU caching bottleneck. Thanks in advance!

+1 for me. I manage my containers with Docker Compose (installed using the instructions here). Watchtower is keeping my containers up to date and I also get these flaky update available messages. I've crossed checked my images using docker images and the tags all match the reported tags in docker hub.

Update: I fixed my issue by abandoning my (possibly not genuine) CC2531. Full description here: https://github.com/Koenkk/zigbee2mqtt/issues/2997#issuecomment-640089394 I'm passing it through as a USB device, not an IOMMU group.

I am also seeing my device change ids, but only when I unplug it and plug it back in, forcing me to reconnect it to the VM. I also don't have this working, but I can see the device at /dev/ttyACM0 in the VM, but encounter errors when trying to use it.